Batwing & Birds Of Prey (USA)

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: BIRDS OF PREY #34

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[Azrael]

Preview: Batwing: Futures End #1

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[Azrael]

Batwing: Futures End #1 (Published by DC Comics; Review by Michael Moccio; 'Rama Rating: 6 out of 10):

It looks like Batman Incorporated is still up and running five years into the future. Luke Fox has come into his own as a leader and Batwing, and while that was great to see throughout the issue, nothing else in the issue really stands out. It's confusing throughout the first three quarters of the issue as we follow international villains being led by a new player in organized crime. Without provided context, writers Justin Gray and Jimmy Palmiotti lose the opportunity to fully engage us in the story and instead lean on the fact that all these villains look pretty cool. The reader isn't privy to all their history and why these criminal leaders act the way they do, which makes the ultimate plot feel too contrived and easy for Batman Incorporated to triumph. It also didn't help that this issue didn't feel important to the larger context of the five years later world, which made the few aspects that stand out feel just as mediocre as the rest of the issue.

[Azrael]

PREVIEW: BIRDS OF PREY: FUTURES END #1

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http://www.newsarama.com/22052-birds-of-prey-futures-end-1-actually-starts-3-years-from-now.html

[Man of Steel]

Letto BoP FE

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[Azrael]

Birds of Prey: Futures End #1 (Published by DC Comics; Review by Michael Moccio; Rama Rating: 7 out of 10):

If there's one thing Black Canary would do well, it would be to save women all around the globe and lead them in an all-women version of the League of Assassins. The issue is fairly solid and a good read for any fans of Black Canary—Batgirl fans should also check this out for her striking cameo. Throughout the story, we're brought into Black Canary's world in her new role as the leader of the Red League through a new character we can immediately sympathize and engage with, one who becomes one of Black Canary's mentees. Writer Christy Marx uses this as an effective tool from the beginning, but the character falls to the wayside towards the end. The art, overall, is fairly well-done throughout the issue by Robson Rocha, making Birds of Prey: Futures End is one of the more gratifying reads of this event.

[Azrael]

BIRDS OF PREY: FUTURES END #1

2/5

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